The basic idea is to split the window in 2 so I can paint with 2 pictures with GDI or eventually use Direct3D to display 2 different scenes. How can i achieve this only with windows API
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The basic idea is to split the window in 2 so I can paint with 2 pictures with GDI or eventually use Direct3D to display 2 different scenes. How can i achieve this only with windows API
Probably the easiest way to do this is create 3 windows, a parent window and two non-dialog child window’s using CreateWindowEx with the WS_CHILD flag for the babiges, and just rigging the dimensions and position to make room for halfsies in the windows!
I came up with this source example quickly:
http://codepaste.dev7studios.com/item/t7mvpvv3w